US5678460A - Active torsional vibration damper - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to torsional vibration dampers, and more particularly to an automated active damping system for damping resonance torsional vibrations in a member capable of transmitting a torque.
- every member capable of transmitting a torque whether it be stationary member, a gear or a rotating shaft, has a number of natural torsional frequencies which are capable of excitation.
- Each natural frequency corresponds to a resonance mode of the member. For example, in a mode one vibration, the ends of a member twist back and forth with respect to each other while a single node location along the length of the shaft remains untwisted.
- node locations are located along the length of the member that remain untwisted. These node locations can be determined for a given system either empirically or by approximation using available software tools.
- torsional vibrations are of concern since they naturally occur in relatively larger amplitudes. Higher modes are usually of lesser concern because they generally occur with relatively small amplitudes that a properly engineered driveline can withstand without significant damage.
- the crank shaft of the vehicle's internal combustion engine has as many as nine resonance modes that are excitable over the operating range of the engine in magnitudes sufficient to induce fatigue stress. Because of the trend to reduce weight in engines, torsional vibrations are becoming more of a concern to automotive engineers. This weight reduction renders the individual components more sensitive to torsional vibrations.
- a resonance vibration in any of the modes can quickly grow sufficiently large in amplitude that the shaft, gear or other member may break or at least have its life shortened due to unnecessary torsional fatigue.
- New materials such as new metallic alloys, may have effectively extended the fatigue life of certain high stress components, but material sciences cannot eliminate the long term fatigue problems caused by torsional vibrations.
- resonance vibrations will shorten the life of a torque transmitting member and eventually result in a fatigue failure.
- resonance torsional vibrations can grow so quickly in amplitude that the torque transmitting member literally tears itself and any attached machinery apart.
- Fatigue failures in gears, rotating shafts and other torque transmitting members are most often attributable to the prolonged presence of one or more resonance mode torsional vibrations.
- the useful life of much machinery is often dictated by the fatigue life of its most critical torque transmitting member.
- the crank shaft is often the first piece of machinery to break due to cyclical fatigue stress occurring at a node location along the length of the shaft. What is needed is a damping system that actively damps harmful resonance torsional vibrations below a threshold amplitude.
- the present invention recognizes that potentially damaging resonance torsional vibrations in a torque transmitting member can be controlled by the application of relatively small torsional impulses with precise timing at an appropriate location along the length of the member.
- the present invention contemplates both a method and a system for damping resonance torsional vibrations in a member capable of transmitting a torque, be it a gear, a rotating shaft or a stationary member connected between two masses.
- the method comprises the steps of detecting the presence of a resonance torsional vibration in the member, periodically estimating a proper time period to apply counter torsional impulses to the member at a damper location, and periodically imparting the counter torsional impulses to the member.
- the torsional impulses are of sufficient energy to damp the resonance torsional vibration.
- a flywheel that stores angular momentum is mounted about the spin axis of a member, such as a rotating shaft, that is capable of transmitting a torque.
- a member such as a rotating shaft
- Some means is provided for rotating the flywheel relative to the member.
- a brake mounted to the member has the ability to momentarily couple the flywheel to the member. With each application of the brake, the relative rotation rate between the flywheel and the member is decreased, with the result being that a portion of the angular momentum of the flywheel is transferred to the member.
- a means for measuring the rotational speed of the member and means for measuring the energy of a torsional vibration at a location along the length of the member. These measurements are fed to a computer that controls the application of the brake.
- a rotatable mass having a moment of inertia is mounted within a housing attached to the torque transmitting member.
- a magnetorheological fluid is positioned between the inner wall of the housing and the outer wetted surface of the rotatable mass. The mass is free to rotate within the housing with respect to the member, except for the friction created by the viscosity of the magnetorheological fluid.
- Some means, such as an electromagnet, is provided for generating a magnetic field of sufficient strength to momentarily increase the shear strength of the magnetorheological fluid.
- means for measuring the rotational speed of the member and means for measuring the energy of a torsional vibration are also included.
- a computer in communication with both measuring means controls the generating means.
- the invention includes an energy exchanging device operably connected to the torque transmitting member at a damping location.
- the device must be capable of exchanging energy with the member by imparting torsional impulses to the member of a sufficient magnitude and in a timing that damps the resonance torsional vibration.
- the energy exchanging device consists of the rotating flywheel that is capable of being coupled to the torque transmitting member via the eddy current brake.
- the energy exchanging device consists of the electromagnetic assembly, the magnetorheological fluid and the ring mass. In different applications both of the above described system embodiments are capable of damping the resonance torsional vibration by either adding energy to the torque transmitting member or by absorbing energy from the same.
- the invention also includes a means for detecting a resonance vibration in the torque transmitting member.
- This detecting means could be as simple as a single sensor mounted at an appropriate location on the torque transmitting member.
- the damping system also requires a computer in communication with both the energy exchanging device and the detecting means, and also must have the capability of controlling the energy exchanging device.
- One object of the present invention is to increase the useful life of pulse driven rotating shafts, gears, clutches, couplings and any other torque transmitting members.
- Another object of the present invention is to control the magnitude of torsional resonance vibrations present in a member capable of transmitting a torque.
- Still another object of the present invention is to damp harmful torsional vibrations in any member capable of transmitting torque.
- FIGS. 1-4 are schematic views showing four different applications of the present invention in relation to a rotating shaft driven by a reciprocating machine.
- FIG. 5 is a side sectional view of an active damper actuator for a damping system according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a graph of angular amplitude versus time showing the amplitude of a torsional vibration in a rotating shaft with and without the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a graph of the torsional impulse pattern delivered to the rotating shaft over time according to one aspect of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a side sectional view of an active damper actuator for a damping system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a side sectional view of an active damper actuator according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a side sectional view of a dual flywheel damper actuator according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- crank shaft 12 has a plurality of potentially damaging excitable natural frequencies. Depending upon such factors as the operating range of the engine and the firing sequence of the individual cylinders, only a relatively small number of the crank shaft's natural frequencies are capable of potential excitation.
- Each potentially excitable frequency corresponds to a resonance mode that has a number of node locations along the length of the shaft. For instance, in a mode one vibration, a node would exist somewhere between the ends of the shaft, and the shaft would twist back and forth at the natural frequency on each side of the node location. Higher resonance modes have a correspondingly greater number of node locations along the length of the shaft.
- a tachometer sensor 13 continuously measures the mean rotational speed of the shaft so that computer 16 can determine the operating condition of engine 11.
- a torsional vibration amplitude sensor 14 continuously measures the energy of the torsional vibration at another location along the length of shaft 12. The energy of the torsional vibration at the sensor location can be determined either by using a torsional stress sensor or a torsional vibration angular amplitude sensor.
- the stress sensor is preferably located at or near a node location along the shaft since the node experiences the highest stress during a torsional vibration.
- the angular amplitude sensor must be located somewhere other than a node location since the shaft exhibits no angular twist deviation at the node location.
- FIGS. 2-4 illustrate that the invention prefers a plurality of vibration energy sensors at various locations along the length of the torque transmitting member.
- the speed and vibration energy measurements are periodically sampled by a computer control system 16 which can be thought of as housing a torsional vibration detection unit, a memory unit, and a control unit.
- the present invention is not particularly concerned with torsional vibrations present in the system that have a magnitude less than that capable of causing torsional fatigue damage to the torque transmitting member. Therefore, unless the torsional vibration detection unit detects a torsional vibration of sufficient energy to cause damage to the shaft, no action will be taken by the present invention to damp out the low level vibrations present in the system. Nevertheless, the present invention could be utilized for damping any torsional vibration that could potentially be harmful to a particular system.
- the memory unit preferably stores a plurality of past measurements for both the vibration energy and the rotational speed of the shaft. This information allows the control unit to accurately predict the amplitude, phase and frequency of the torsional vibration at damper location 17, where the active damper 15 is attached to shaft 12. With this prediction, the control unit orders the active damper 15 to impart a torsional impulse at the damper location 17 while the torsional vibration at that location is between its peak angular amplitudes.
- each torsional impulse is extremely important since periodic impulses at the wrong time and/or in the wrong direction could actually induce resonance vibrations in the system. Therefore, it is important that shaft 12 be in the process of twisting at the time that the torsional impulse is applied.
- the torsional impulse is applied over a short duration at about the time that the shaft is twisting through a zero deflection angle at the damper location 17.
- the torsional impulse is preferably applied over a relatively short duration when the shaft is twisting at its maximum speed between peak angular amplitudes of the torsional vibration.
- a given resonance mode in crank shaft 12 may only be excitable at or around a certain rpm for the engine.
- one method of performing the damping method of the present invention is to empirically determine which operating conditions of the particular system (rpm for an engine) excite which resonance mode.
- a "look-up" table can be prepared and stored in the computer which allows the computer to identify the frequency of the resonance torsional vibration by knowing the operating condition of the system, and allows the computer to predict when the torsional vibration will be between peak angular amplitudes at the damper location.
- the computer predicts the frequency and phase of the torsional vibration at the damper location.
- the computer then periodically commands active damper 15 to impart torsional impulses in the opposite direction to the twisting motion from the torsional vibration when the vibration is between peak angular amplitudes at the damping location.
- the torsional impulses are of a sufficient energy to damp the resonance vibration and are typically imparted to the system at a frequency about equal to that of the resonance frequency.
- active damper 15 periodically imparts small but precisely timed torsional impulses to the shaft to damp or otherwise prevent the resonance vibration from exceeding a magnitude that would cause torsional fatigue damage to the shaft.
- FIGS. 2-4 are schematics similar to that of FIG. 1 showing the flexible applicability of the present invention to various locations along a torque transmitting shaft 12. While the present invention is being illustrated in relation to an internal combustion engine 11, it is equally applicable to any member capable of transmitting a torque, including pulse driven shafts, pumps, compressors, gears, motors, and non-rotating members capable of transmitting a torque.
- an item of driven machinery 18 is attached to, and driven by, rotating shaft 12.
- three vibration energy sensors 14a-c are mounted at various locations along shaft 12. A plurality of vibration energy sensors are preferably utilized in order to make the system more robust in its ability to detect potentially damaging torsional vibrations.
- FIG. 2 shows an example in which the tachometer 13 and two amplitude sensors 14b-c are located within the driven machinery 18, but the active damper 15 is actually mounted at a damper location 17 between engine 11 and machine 18.
- FIG. 4 shows an example in which active damper 15 is attached to one end of driven shaft 12 that extends beyond one end of driven machinery 18.
- FIGS. 1-4 illustrate that one key aspect of the invention is to locate the vibration energy sensors and the active damper at several locations along the length of the shaft. It is important to note that the damper must be located at a non-node location in order to have the ability to damp a resonance torsional vibration corresponding to a particular resonance mode. In some applications, due to the relatively large number of potentially excitable resonance modes, a plurality of active dampers would have to be utilized. This is because it may prove extremely difficult to locate a single damper at a location far enough away from all the nodes of all the resonance modes to have the ability to deliver counter torsional impulses of an energy sufficient to damp the system. In other words, a single active damper actuator may be highly effective for one resonance mode but almost useless with respect to a different resonance mode.
- FIG. 5 corresponds to the active damper 15 illustrated in FIG. 1.
- a flywheel 21 is mounted on bearings 22 so that it is capable of rotating with respect to shaft 12 on the same axis of rotation.
- a small motor 23 mounted on shaft 12 maintains flywheel 21 at or above a specific rotation rate relative to shaft 12 via driveshaft 24.
- An eddy current brake 25 is attached to rotate with shaft 12 adjacent to flywheel 21. The eddy current brake has the ability to apply torsional impulses to flywheel 21 by momentarily coupling the flywheel to the shaft.
- actuator 15 is an energy exchanging device operably connected to the member at damping location 17. Energy exchanges are accomplished by imparting torsional impulses to the member.
- flywheel 21 is spun at an angular rate at least 100 times faster than that of rotating shaft 12 in order to reduce the mass of the damping system while maintaining an adequate reservoir of angular momentum in flywheel 21 to overcome the expected resonance vibrations of the system.
- Line 33 shows the build up of a resonance vibration within the shaft at one of the shaft's natural frequencies corresponding to 1/ ⁇ t. As can be seen, with each cycle the vibration grows in amplitude until it exceeds a threshold amplitude 31 which would cause torsional fatigue damage to the given shaft. In other words, as long as the torsional vibrations in the shaft are kept below threshold level 31, the engine could expect to suffer little or no long term torsional fatigue damage due to the low level vibrations present.
- Line 32 shows the presence of the same vibration at the same location when the present invention is activated to damp the resonance vibration.
- each torsional impulse 34 occurs while the torsional vibration at the damper location is between its peak angular amplitudes, and preferably it occurs when the shaft is twisting through a zero angular deflection at the damper location.
- FIG. 8 illustrates an alternative damper actuator 15a according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- a ring mass 28 having a relatively large moment of inertia is mounted within a doughnut shaped housing 26 that is fixedly attached to shaft 12. Ring mass 28 is free to rotate within housing 26.
- a magnetorheological fluid 29 is in contact with the outer wetted surface of ring mass 28 and the inner wetted surface of housing 26.
- a portion of housing 26 is made up of an electromagnet assembly 27 that has the ability to increase the shear strength of the fluid, and preferably to generate a magnetic field of a sufficient strength in the housing that the magnetorheological fluid can be solidified.
- actuator 15a is also another example of an energy exchanging device according to the present invention. Like the earlier embodiment, energy is exchanged via the application of torsional impulses to the torque transmitting member.
- damper actuator 15a has the ability to apply a torsional impulse efficiently twice per vibration cycle; one impulse is applied when the shaft is twisting through zero angular deflection going one direction and the second impulse is applied when the shaft is twisting back through zero deflection in the opposite direction.
- FIG. 7 illustrates such a case when torsional impulses 34 combined with torsional impulses 134.
- the vibration frequency may not be high enough to permit two damping impulses per cycle.
- this embodiment could utilize an appropriate electrorheological, photorheological, ultrasonicrheological or radiographicrheological damping fluid.
- FIG. 9 shows still another damper actuator 15b according to the present invention.
- electromagnet assembly 27 is fixedly attached to a non-rotating portion of the system, such as an engine block 31.
- an inertial ring mass 28b is free to rotate within a doughnut shaped housing 26b.
- a magnetorheological fluid 29 fills the space between the inner wetted surface of housing 26b and the outer wetted surface of inertial mass ring 28b.
- generation of a magnetic field of a sufficient strength over brief periods with specific timing enables the shaft to briefly increase the drag on the inertial mass ring 28b enabling a torsional vibration in the shaft to be damped.
- FIG. 10 shows a dual flywheel embodiment of the present invention having a first damper actuator 15 that is substantially identical to the damper actuator 15 described earlier in relation to FIG. 5.
- a second damper actuator 115 includes a flywheel 121 rotating on bearings 122 with respect to shaft 12 in a structure similar to that of actuator 15.
- motor 123 rotates flywheel 121 via driveshaft 124 in a direction opposite to that of flywheel 21.
- Each damper actuator 15 and 115 imparts a torsional impulse to shaft 12 once per vibration cycle. This action is illustrated in FIG.
- damper actuator 15 imparting a torsional impulse 34 when the shaft is twisting in one direction between peak angular amplitudes and the second damper actuator 115 imparting a torsional impulse 134 a half period later when the shaft is twisting back in the opposite direction between peak angular amplitudes.
- Flywheels 21 and 121 are preferably spun at high speeds relative to that of shaft 12 so that the overall weight of the system can be reduced. Furthermore, the inclusion of two dampers spinning in opposite directions allows the overall weight of the system to be halved once again since each damper actuator need only have the ability to supply half the damping energy necessary to damp a given resonance torsional vibration.
- the present invention has been illustrated as utilizing a computer having a "look-up" table having phase information and vibration frequency predictions.
- a computer having a "look-up" table having phase information and vibration frequency predictions.
- the method of the present invention could also be accomplished by using either a highly sensitive tachometer or a vibration energy sensor that is sampled at such high frequencies by the computer that the computer would have the ability to identify both the frequency and magnitude of a torsional vibration by storing and comparing a plurality of measurements over time.
- the method of dampening according to the present invention could be accomplished utilizing a variety of hardware components that are suited to a variety of different system requirements. For instance, in some cases it may be necessary to damp all torsional vibrations of a given system in order to prevent disruption of sensitive components, while other systems simply need protection against high amplitude resonance torsional vibrations that could cause fatigue damage or otherwise tear the given system apart.
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